Ken, you're shooting yourself in your own foot. Without an apology for
those rants you might have trouble getting much help on this mailing
list from the many people you insulted. Just saying...
On Thu, Mar 6, 2014 at 3:17 PM, Thiago H de Paula Figueiredo
wrote:
> On Sun, 02 Mar 2014 15:30:23 -03
On Sun, 02 Mar 2014 15:30:23 -0300, nhhockeyplayer nashua
wrote:
What I find worse though is open source project committers that
deliberately maintain broken build tree compilation
Who? The Tapestry team? If not, go complain in the right place.
[long off-topic ramble that should have neve
ok i apologize if I stirred things up. everyone can shine..its a choice.
weekend transient dependency chasing is taxing. maven is the best build method
on the planet and as much as I used ANT... I wont go back.. but I will have to
figure out what transient dependencies are hampering my effort a
RFLMAO
..."take your (cross-dressing?) dictatorship and your alien craft and your
wardrobe and goto mars"
..."I'm not talking about tapestry."
On Sun, Mar 2, 2014 at 7:04 PM, nhhockeyplayer nashua <
nhhockeypla...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>
> all I am after is a build tree that can be checked out,
Very off topic but lemme stick my big nose in.
Happy Monday comrade :)
I empathise like a mf dude. I know a cpl devs that rely on ant rather than
mvn for their build tool for this dependency stuff and with good reason.
Jumpstart is an ant build funnily.
When I find a recipe that works, I sit on
all I am after is a build tree that can be checked out, built, operated and run
as claimed... not stuck, broken, in shambles and in buildable with a gazillion
transient dependency errors and local build tree errors never mind transient
dependency errors. Otherwise shut it down or step down and
Hi, I hope my choice of words didn't cause some unintentional conclusions.
:-) By insidious, I mean the problem was difficult for me to track
down--although now that I make use of the Eclipse dependency hierarchy
view, I can see which transitive dependencies are overriding each other--so
it's not
Seeing as this thread is way off topic already...
Software is writing. Any one with 5 or 6 years of basic schooling can
right. Like anything, the more you right, the better you get. It's stupid
to state that American's are better writers than the rest of the world.
There's no evidence of that.
Als
Thanks Dan,
Insidious is valid as projects expand growth. It has a tendency to get out of
control and then you end up in a holding pattern... and in many cases for
months... waiting for the upgrade or the patch thats needed.
What I find worse though is open source project committers that delibe
I have a spare minute so I'll share:
Your intuiition is currently at the same stage as mine. If I come across
this error, I would first look for the missing class, then google to see
what jars include it. If I don't have that Jar I'll grab the maven
dependency tag for that Jar. It can also help
Hi!
This is a Hibernate, Hibernate search and Maven question, not a Tapestry
one.
On Sat, 01 Mar 2014 11:17:46 -0300, nhhockeyplayer nashua
wrote:
Hi Folks,
As applications become more involved, so do the dependencies. And I am
finding myself moreso needing to examine the dependency
https://www.google.com/search?q=NoClassDefFoundError%3A+org%2Fhibernate%2Fservice%2Fspi%2FBasicServiceInitiator
On Sat, Mar 1, 2014 at 8:17 AM, nhhockeyplayer nashua <
nhhockeypla...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Folks,
>
> As applications become more involved, so do the dependencies. And I am
> find
Hi Folks,
As applications become more involved, so do the dependencies. And I am finding
myself moreso needing to examine the dependency tree to determine what is
tripping things up.
But the talent of identification is something that comes with field experience.
I was hoping I could get some h
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